Auto Enthusiasts
Looking for old muscle cars to restore has become a big challenge, now that many of these cars are classified as antiques. Project cars can still be found, however, if you know where to look.
Learn how classic Ford trucks evolved during the 1950s, and how some models are prized for their engines while others are loved for their style.
The Chevrolet Corvair was the first European-style car made in America. Though it spawned an entire class of American cars, safety concerns and reliability problems led to a short life for the line.
Classic Cadillac models from the 1950s and 1960s represent the height of luxury styling and comfort, making them very popular with collectors.
Car restoration is a complex process, and you'll need a plan to take your project over the finish line. These car restoration tips will help you manage the project so you don't have unpleasant surprises when you're done.
Shopping for a classic Volkswagen Beetle? You'll need to decide how much work you want to do to restore it, if any, then look for these common problems in aging Bugs.
When it comes to '50s hot rods, Chevrolet is the leader of the pack. Thanks to powerful engines, roomy engine compartments and stylish designs, these cars have been American favorites since their release.
Interested in classic muscle cars? Find out what makes a muscle car and learn about some collectible favorites.
The classic Ford cars produced during the 1960s include the Galaxie, Falcon, Thunderbird and Mustang. Find out why they're still popular today.
The history of the Ford Mustang began with a splash, but almost ended in the 1970s as rising gas prices made consumers question the value of high-powered cars.
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